Alpine skiing in Alaska is outrageous; high mountaintops situated at sea level create some of the best snow conditions Mother Nature can offer. Skiers and snowboarders have three choices for alpine skiing within 45 minutes of downtown Anchorage â all of which offer stunning views, something for every skill level and the most awesome terrain found anywhere. The long season includes enough daylight to ski for an average of 7.5 hours a day in December and a stunning 16 hours a day in April. Anchorage Ski Areas. Beginners and those short on time can zip to Hilltop Ski Area. Tucked neatly into the southeast corner of Anchorage, Hilltop is just 15 minutes from downtown.
A bankruptcy will always be considered a very negative event by your FICOÂ® score. How much of an impact it will have on your score will depend on your entire credit profile. For example, someone that had spotless credit and a very high FICO score could expect a huge drop in their score. On the other hand, someone with many negative items already listed on their credit report might only see a modest drop in their score. Another thing to note is that the more accounts included in the bankruptcy filing, the more of an impact on your score.
If you file ANY of a bankruptcy, consumer proposal, debt management plan or do a debt settlement, a not will appear on your credit report that can negatively impact your credit. In general: a first bankruptcy will remain on your credit report for six years (Equiax) or seven years (TransUnion) after you are discharged; a consumer proposal (or debt management or debt settlement plan will remain on your credit report for three years after all of your payments are completed.